APP
Mobile
Hong Kong Odds
- Decimal Odds
- Hong Kong Odds
- Indonesian Odds
- American Odds
- Malay Odds
English
- English
Vietnam
Thailand
BXH thành viên
-
1
Red_GuyWon 4/4Theo dõi80%Win Rate +43.7%ROI 11Tips 1.92Avg Odds -
1
The french ladWon 7/8Theo dõi80%Win Rate +47%ROI 11Tips 1.92Avg Odds -
3
えめるいWon 8/9Theo dõi78.6%Win Rate +53.2%ROI 14Tips 1.94Avg Odds -
4
2
IllaraMaxWon 16/20Theo dõi78.3%Win Rate +22.2%ROI 23Tips 1.64Avg Odds -
5
Maldini0000Won 11/13Theo dõi75%Win Rate +34.1%ROI 24Tips 1.92Avg Odds -
6
TUNEX7Won 9/11Theo dõi75%Win Rate +29.6%ROI 12Tips 1.88Avg Odds
2
Lưu ý: Xếp theo thống kê 7 hoặc 30 ngày gần đây
Xem thêm
Sitting 17th in the Premier League table, the hosts are under tangible relegation pressure, and their narrow defeat in the previous round makes them all the more desperate to grab points at their home ground to ease their worries.
Across their last 10 matches, they have recorded 3 wins, 5 draws and 2 losses, a pretty stable run apart from the latest setback. They adopt a 4-2-3-1 formation for this fixture, but are troubled by a wave of absences: key attacking players Kluivert, Sinisterra and Doku are all sidelined, as well as keeper Sosa and defender Soler.
Sensi will feature as a makeshift centre-back, with Scott and Adams manning the midfield, Tavernier and Brooks taking charge of wide progression, while Semenyo and Adley will spearhead the attack to break through the opponent's backline. Their core tactics focus on high pressing, combining wide crosses and inside-cutting shots to create chances, but the heavy injury toll has limited their attacking variations, significantly lowering the front line's finishing quality.
Trận đấu này
-
Derrick OdhiamboThe tight relegation scrap in the Premier League is ramping up for two sides mired in the division's lower reaches. Both Bournemouth and Sunderland sit just one spot apart in the bottom three of the standings, so this head-to-head tussle is far more than a regular three-point contest: it represents a make-or-break chance to boost team morale and claw their way out of the danger zone. The home side Bournemouth have posted a deeply worrying run of form across their last six league outings, notching three draws and three losses without a single win to their name so far this campaign. They have only collected 3 total points to drop to 18th place, holding a 0% win rate to date. Their attack has looked noticeably toothless, bagging just 7 goals across six matches for an average of under 1.2 goals per game, while their error-prone defense has conceded as many as 13 goals in the same stretch, leaving them with a negative six goal difference. Bournemouth’s home form has been far below expectaHDP
ENG PR
AFC Bournemouth
2-0 Sunderland A.F.C
-
Darren (Hispanospherical)Bournemouth have maintained steady upward momentum at the start of their campaign. They stretch the pitch wide down both flanks to pull Sunderland's defensive line out of position, with winger Tavernier constantly creating threats in wide areas. Their frontline players make clever runs between the two lines to open up passing lanes, and they also take full advantage of corners and final-third set pieces as a reliable supplementary scoring option. After winning back possession, they frequently attempt through balls to pierce the space behind Sunderland's full-backs. Their obvious shortcoming is the below-par finishing quality of their forwards. They tend to get agitated easily after failing to break the deadlock after sustained attacks, and their fitness drops noticeably after the 65th minute, leaving gaps behind their defensive line that Sunderland can easily exploit via long-ball counterattacks. To secure the home win, they need to stay patient on the attack, avoid committing all playHDPENG PR
AFC Bournemouth
2-0 Sunderland A.F.C
-
Panji SuryonoBournemouth have established a distinct aggressive, proactive playing style on their home turf. Their forward progression is direct, with wide players owning sharp, reliable dribbling ability that can consistently generate high-quality crossing chances in the final third. Midfielders are highly capable of playing progressive forward passes to feed the front line quickly, and their average shot count across the last five home games sits at the top of their team's domestic stats. The forward line holds a decent finishing conversion rate, with multiple players already registering goals this season. Their defensive unit also delivers solid coordinated coverage, with fast drop-backs to snuff out opposition counter threats. When hosting matches, the side presses high consistently to hunt for breakthrough chances, keeping the game at a brisk tempo. Wide attacking thrusts remain their core offensive weapon right now, with smooth transitions between attack and defense keeping their overall compHDPENG PR
AFC Bournemouth
2-0 Sunderland A.F.C
ENG PR
Telegram
Facebook
X